We might be comfortable with what we already know and see, but as we stretch out in faith, we discover what we have not yet seen.

We should properly view the fear of the Lord and how trust and love assist in maintaining the correct perspective.

"If we always struggle with obedience we don't fear God rightly"

The Torah and the rest of scripture help us better understand God's character and nature, His righteousness, judgment, and love. How does that shape the way we represent Him?

"Blessed are you, O Lord God, King of the universe, the true Judge."

We hear about Kens time in America recently and ask the question prompted from Isaiah 40, what should we be shouting?

God's will: Did we miss it, and how does our thought life impact us?

Considering Gods holy redemption plan and the two occasions Jesus was on the shore with his disciples and fish, what part do we play in all of this?

We need to allow the Word of God to dwell in us, and then go and do something with that Word.

On Father's Day, Ken talked about how his dad inspired him, and how we should follow God's example.